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* If you accidentally or intentionally tie the romance counter, and you don't pick one side in the dialog that happens, the game defaults you to the blue one. | * If you accidentally or intentionally tie the romance counter, and you don't pick one side in the dialog that happens, the game defaults you to the blue one. | ||
* To get ally achievements, you have to have them with you for pretty much the entire game | * To get ally achievements, you have to have them with you for pretty much the entire game - that INCLUDES the sidequests before you get your ship, so you have to skip those and come back later. Pick your partners and keep them with you throughout the entire game. Its best to hold off on any quests at all until you have the members you want. | ||
* Especially Liara, don't do any side quests before you pick her up. And never let her leave the party. | * Especially Liara, don't do any side quests before you pick her up. And never let her leave the party. | ||
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* Have targets in mind when you allocate skill points. Your targets should always be ranks that unlock new skills or improve the skill's active ability. | * Have targets in mind when you allocate skill points. Your targets should always be ranks that unlock new skills or improve the skill's active ability. | ||
* When you're on an uncharted planet, there are always more things to be found than your map lets on. Explore areas of the map that are far away from the marked location | * When you're on an uncharted planet, there are always more things to be found than your map lets on. Explore areas of the map that are far away from the marked location - ou'll find hidden stuff. This is critical for completing a few annoying item collection sidequests. | ||
* Let your allies do whatever they want, they're either generally smart enough to do what you want them to do anyway, or too dumb to not immediately die no matter what you tell them. Use your cooldowns basically whenever they're up, there's no downside to using them other than that you won't be able to use that one for the next 45 seconds or whatever and they make things much easier. | * Let your allies do whatever they want, they're either generally smart enough to do what you want them to do anyway, or too dumb to not immediately die no matter what you tell them. Use your cooldowns basically whenever they're up, there's no downside to using them other than that you won't be able to use that one for the next 45 seconds or whatever and they make things much easier. | ||